Recently, I’ve been using my wallets more and more, and assets are spread across several chains, feeling like stuffing change into different pockets—take a few steps and forget which pocket has the coins… My current clumsy method is to divide into three layers: a “cold list” for long-term holdings that don’t move, a “daily wallet” for interactions/airdrop claims/signatures, and the rest as temporary transfers, with a monthly consolidation. Every time I cross chains, I make a quick note: chain, token, purpose, otherwise in a couple of weeks it’s like a cluttered desk drawer, getting more chaotic the more I look through it.

The recent fuss about the “compound yield” staking method has been quite loud, but I care more about traceability: once funds go through too many layers, the risk is like nested dolls—open one and you find a smaller trap inside. To put it simply, the premise of not losing control is to tinker less—merge when possible, avoid authorization when possible, that’s the plan for now.